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Information about the Frill-Necked Lizard:

The Frill-Necked Lizard - also called Frilled Lizard or Frilled Dragon - is a medium-sized reptile native to the humid, tropical savannah woodlands of northern Australia and southern New Guinea. The name comes from the large frill around the animal's neck which, when threatened or frightened, it will unfold and display along with a gaping mouth to discourage possible predators. The frill is also used in courtship, however most of the time it is folded back against the reptile's body. The lizard is primarily arboreal and spends much of it's life in the trees. They are insectivorous feeding on beetles, cicadas and termites. Some consider the Frill-Necked lizard the reptile emblem of Australia.

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